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A Visual Guardian Business Care for Global Carriers

This article presents EXFO’s Visual Guardian and Network Guardian G2 solutions.

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A New Test Method for the Quantitative Determination of BAD PMD Sections Along an Installed Fiber Link

This technical note introduces a novel measurement method using a tunable random-scrambling POTDR (RS-POTDR).

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RFTS Integration into an Existing Geographical Information System

This article explains the benefits of integration an RFTS into an existing GIS database.

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Benefits of VLANs and Q in Q

This article defines the terms VLAN and Q in Q; it describes their benefits and provides concrete examples of how Q in Q and VLANs are used.

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Single-Ended Data-Rate Prediction for the AXS-200/600 Copper Family

This article provides an overview of EXFO's AXS-200/600 copper family testers, designed to deploy advanced, high-rate, triple-play services in a competitive and cost-constrained environment.

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Interpreting the Elevation Following a Reflective Event on an OTDR Measurement

This technical note demonstrates why a small elevation sometimes appears on the graph after a strong reflective event when using some OTDR modules.

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Non-Intrusive Testing on High Bend Radius Fiber

This article presents EXFO's approach for non-intrusive clip-on fiber monitoring, which allows to address the needs of low insertion-loss requirements of today’s high-speed, multi-wavelength or FTTH s...

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NQMS Measures VoIP Quality of Service

This article introduces NQMS, designed to combine all of the traditional measurements such as noise, echo, and MOS voice quality with the new VoIP parameters, creating a complete QoS report card for a...

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Polarization of Light in Fiber Causes Signal Dispersion

This articles explains the importance of PMD in high-speed digital and analog networks; it has to be measured not only after manufacturing but also after cabling and installation.

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Novel Approach for Non-Intrusive "Clip-On" Fiber Monitoring

This article presents a principle that could be applied a new generation of “non-intrusive” clip-on instruments for signal monitoring or power measurement.

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